T
he largest residential and commercial property transfer in Craighead County from November 15 to December 15 was made by 470 Investments LLC, which spent $1.525 million on a Preston Oaks house. The deal closed on November 22.
Coming in second was James and Angela Macalaster's purchase of an Upper Duckwater Addition house for $865,000, also closing on November 22. David and Debra Russell bought a Preston Oaks house for $860,000 on December 12, ranking third.
Other notable transactions include:
* A $807,900 deal between David & Beverly Daniel and Madison & Josh Allison in Ridgepointe, closing on November 26.
* Ali & Fatma Hashim's purchase of a Layman Crest Estates house from Atkinson Living Trust for $575,000, closing on December 10.
* SJRB Joint Revocable Trust bought a house from Aaron & Courtney Deaton for $575,000, with no address listed and closing on December 13.
* Randall & Abby Lee purchased a Dunwoody-Huntcliff house from Mason Family Revocable Trust for $565,300, closing on November 22.
* Warner-Shaw Partnership bought an office building at 2602 Matthews Ave from Estate of Carolyn Nelson for $560,000, closing on November 22.
* K&T Custom Homes LLC purchased a house from NEA Property Investments for $559,000, with no address listed and closing on November 26.
* Michael & Miranda Razillard bought a Friendly Hope Estates house from Estate of Jerry Byrd for $550,000, closing on November 15.
realestate
Record-Breaking Home Sale in NEA Region Exceeds $1.5 Million Mark
470 Investments LLC led largest property transfer in Craighead County from November 15 to December 15.
Read More - realestate
realestate
Brown & Riding Names New Real Estate Practice Head
Veteran leader with industry expertise and regional insight
Read More - realestate
realestate
LA's affluent neighborhoods face gentrification threat from investors
Fires may exacerbate LA's affordability crisis, pricing out low-income residents and making the area exclusive to the wealthy.
Read More
realestate
China's Property Market: Key to Mitigating Risks in 2025
China's Real Estate Market Remains Weak Amid Central Government Stimulus Efforts